Air Video client for PC?

First of all, this is the best iPhone app ever!

Is there any plan to release a client for PC (WIN/MAC)?

Thanks!

Hi,

we don't currently plan a client for computers.

Damn, this is what I was logging on to suggest. Keep it in the notebook though, that would be amazing.

Hi,

Is there an update on this ? Has it been released since then, or will it at some point ?

Thanks

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A PC client and a DNLA service from the Air Video server is the features I miss the most. If this was supported, I could put away all my other services/servers, and just use Air Video for everything. Stream to my computer at work. To my PS3 in the gaming room. Everywhere. It would, simply put, be a knock-out feature, and make Air Video a clone killer.

Developers: Is this technically feasible?

Why would you not just install proper codecs on your pc rather than use a different machine to transcode it? On a closed system where you can't add in new codec support then air video makes sense. On a pc it doesn't

frankhansen99 wrote:A PC client and a DNLA service from the Air Video server is the features I miss the most. If this was supported, I could put away all my other services/servers, and just use Air Video for everything. Stream to my computer at work. To my PS3 in the gaming room. Everywhere. It would, simply put, be a knock-out feature, and make Air Video a clone killer.

Developers: Is this technically feasible?

We'd have to first implement DLNA in Air Video Server. It's not a priority right now.

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any update to this......

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At least for Mac, there is an (unofficial) AirVideo client made by a different developer.

All versions available for download here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6713110/MacAirVideoClient/Download/MacAirVideoClient.xml

Seems to be working pretty well for me. It even has AirPlay support built into it now...

Fofer wrote:At least for Mac, there is an (unofficial) AirVideo client made by a different developer.

All versions available for download here:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/6713110/MacAirVideoClient/Download/MacAirVideoClient.xml

Seems to be working pretty well for me. It even has AirPlay support built into it now...

That's what I would need ! Nothing for PC users ?
Thanks

Sorry, I am not aware of anything like this for PC users.

What I would really like is a browser version so I can just enter my ID and PIN and start watching on any computer.